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real world data of jurors, judges & witnesses
Real World Data Presentations
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also see JURY RESEARCH and LINKS
Watch slide show presentations of real world data of attitudes, beliefs and behaviors of jurors, judges, mediators, experts and attorneys.
Data from jury research, mock trials, juror questionnaires and scientific surveys are presented about civil cases, criminal cases and legal advocacy skills.
Civil Case Slide Shows Life Attitude · Specific Case View
Jurors often have both experiential and case-specific attitudes and beliefs that affect their verdicts in civil cases.
LIFE ATTITUDE
Jurors' have attitudes about civil lawsuits, accidents and pain, and corporations based on life experiences. Jurors bring these general life attitudes with them to the courtroom for jury selection.
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Jurors' Civil Legal Attitudes
SPECIFIC CASE VIEW
Jurors also have beliefs and feelings about issues arising in specific types of civil cases.
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Criminal Case Slide Shows Life Attitude · Specific Case View
Jurors' verdicts in criminal cases also are affected by both experiential and case-specific attitudes and beliefs that jurors bring with them to the courtroom.
LIFE ATTITUDE
Jurors have attitudes about criminal defendants' due process rights and practices of the criminal justice system.
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SPECIFIC CASE VIEW
Verdicts in specific types of criminal cases are affected by strong beliefs, attitudes, feelings and experiences of jurors.
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Advocacy Slide Shows Presenting · Questioning
Legal persuasion and trial advocacy require case presentation skills and questioning skills.
PRESENTING CASES
Judges, mediators and experts all play a role in case presentation. Persuasive writing, effective negotiation, and expert witness selection matter.
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QUESTIONING WITNESSES AND JURORS
Jury selection, direct and cross examination, depositions, client intake, and hearings hinge on asking questions effectively.
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Additional advocacy and jury research